At the site of Pian de la Gnela, a spectacular decorated bronze situla dating back to the 6th century BC was uncovered, a unique cinerary urn that depicts a procession of characters culminating at the base with erotic scenes and a birthing scene that has no parallels in any artifacts of this type.
Some small glass paste horses were also found, as well as elements of a necklace made of amber and a bronze scepter. Currently, these artifacts are not on display as they await the opportunity to be enhanced in the most suitable way.
